Error on plugins.spip.net

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Hi,

I've just noticed that plugins.spip.net seems to have trouble with the plugin.xml file for CFG.

The URL of the "Site officiel" link on the CFG plug-in page <http://plugins.spip.net/cfg> is completely broken:

<a href="
     [<multi>[fr]Documentation[de]Dokumentation</multi>->http://www.spip-contrib.net/?rubrique575]
     ">Site officiel</a>

Is this a problem with the plugin.xml file from CFG or with plugins.spip.net web-site?

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange

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I’ve just noticed that plugins.spip.net seems to have trouble with the plugin.xml file for CFG.

The URL of the « Site officiel » link on the CFG plug-in page <http://plugins.spip.net/cfg> is completely broken:

Site officiel

Is this a problem with the plugin.xml file from CFG or with plugins.spip.net web-site?

Hi Thomas,

I’m not sure that comes from XML File !
For CFG (which seems to be one of the few plugin concerned with this bug) I already noticed and notified it to plugins.spip’s webmasters.

I think it’s the use of tags in the texts of the links, but I’m not sure.

Regards,

I’d have say it as well :wink:

Etienne.

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange

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Hi Etienne,

Quoting L'oiseau2nuit <l.oiseau2nuit@gmail.com>:

I've just noticed that plugins.spip.net seems to have trouble with the
plugin.xml file for CFG.

The URL of the "Site officiel" link on the CFG plug-in page <
http://plugins.spip.net/cfg&gt; is completely broken:

<a href="
   [<multi>[fr]Documentation[de]Dokumentation</multi>->
CFG - SPIP-Contrib]
   ">Site officiel</a>

Is this a problem with the plugin.xml file from CFG or with
plugins.spip.net web-site?

Hi Thomas,

I'm not sure that comes from XML File !
For CFG (which seems to be one of the few plugin concerned with this bug) I
already noticed and notified it to plugins.spip's webmasters.

I think it's the use of <multi> tags in the texts of the links, but I'm not
sure.

That's what I thought. Isn't the <lien> element supposed to contain a URL, not typographical shortcuts?

Regards,

I'd have say it as well :wink:

Etienne.

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange